Should this File be in my Documents Folder?

[anambrose]

I just found:
MOTUFirewireAudio.kext sitting in my documents folder.
My 896HD is plugged in but turned off.
Spotlight Shows:
Kind: Kernel Extension 284KB on disk(260,120bytes)
Created Thursday 4/28/05
Last opened on and modified on 4/11/06
In: /Users/me/Documents
Opens with: None
Ownership & Permissions:
I can: Read Only
Owner: system/It's showing locked even though I'm logged as an admin.
Access: Read&Write
Group: wheel
Access: Read Only
Others: Read Only

Where does this file really belong and how do I get it there?
Thanks
iMacG5/2Ghz/2GB/OSX10.4.8/Audio Desk 2.04b

[monkey man]

Could a newer driver installation have moved it there, being an older/replaced version?
Did you run it from/install it around about 4/28/05, then install a later driver around 4/11/06?

Is the folder it ended up in a "default" folder you've set for document-saving?
If so, the installer may have automatically moved it there.
This wouldn't be uncommon, although I'm not sure the MOTU apps do this.

[anambrose]

Could a newer driver installation have moved it there, being an older/replaced version?
Did you run it from/install it around about 4/28/05, then install a later driver around 4/11/06?

Is the folder it ended up in a "default" folder you've set for document-saving?
If so, the installer may have automatically moved it there.
This wouldn't be uncommon, although I'm not sure the MOTU apps do this.

I just emailed back support with what I found thanks to their help. I'd just run Diskwarrior doing normal maintenance. It had flagged maybe three files that had wrong/corrupt extensions and that's when I found the Motu file in my Documents folder. When I downloaded the FW driver update it replaced the original driver with version 1.4.1. The older kext file did'nt entirely disappear but instead lived on as a 284kb fragment and when I ran DW it found it and moved it out. Funny thing is I did that update last
year and have run DiskWarrior a few times since then but this is the first time the older FW file showed up. So you have it about right and thanks for the help.

[monkey man]

Yay! Success anambrose!

Hey, fella; WELCOME to UnicorNation!

Hope it's been useful so far.

PS: Curious that that fragment remained.
Perhaps DW or the installer was interrupted mid-task.